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The issue of pipe wall thickness

2018-01-22View Original

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The methanol pipeline is designed as a carbon steel pipeline with a DN80 size, and the wall thickness is required to be no less than 5.5 mm. Now it is planned to replace it with a stainless steel pipeline; what should be the wall thickness in that case? Should it be based on the wall thickness of carbon steel? Are there any other regulations?
Reply #22018-01-24
First, you need to check the design pressure of your pipeline, and then use that pressure to select the appropriate wall thickness table for the material.

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